How to deal with anal bleeding? What should you pay attention to?

Anal bleeding should be treated promptly. If the amount of bleeding is relatively small and the blood is bright red, it is generally caused by getting angry or constipation. At this time, you should control your diet, drink more water, eat more bananas, etc. You can also massage your abdominal intestines.

1. How to deal with anal bleeding

Step 1: Bleeding of a small amount of bright red blood is mostly caused by getting a sore throat and constipation. We must start with controlling our diet. Step 1: Never eat spicy foods that can easily cause a sore throat, including peppers, barbecue, hot pot, and snacks such as melon seeds. Instead, eat light foods, such as fresh vegetables and fruits.

Step 2: Drink more water. More than 80% of stool is water. To prevent constipation, you must drink more water. Drink a large glass of water every morning after getting up. Do not eat dry rice at every meal, and be sure to drink soup.

Step 3: Drink honey water or eat bananas, drink lactic acid bacteria, etc. to promote intestinal movement. It is recommended to drink lactic acid bacteria after each meal for better effect.

4Step 4: Do abdominal intestinal massage before going to bed at night to increase intestinal motility. There will be changes in going to the toilet the next day. You can try it.

2. What should you pay attention to when you have anal bleeding?

1. Actively prevent and treat other anorectal diseases, such as anal sinusitis, anal papilla hypertrophy, anal fissure, inflammatory hemorrhoids, proctitis, etc. Timely, correct and effective treatment can avoid and reduce the occurrence of perianal infection, abscess and anal fistula.

2. Actively exercise, strengthen physical fitness, promote blood circulation, enhance local disease resistance and prevent infection.

3. Keeping the anus clean, changing underwear frequently, and cleaning the anus after defecation are effective in preventing infection.

4. Actively prevent and treat other anal diseases, such as anal cryptitis and anal papillitis, to avoid perianal abscess and anal fistula.

5. If not treated in time, it may cause other diseases with perianal abscess as clinical manifestation, such as ulcerative colitis, intestinal tuberculosis, etc.